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OK, I have an Dell OEM version of Vista with Windows Mail.
Far prefer Outlook but the HUGE annoying thing with Windows Mail is that the
Windows Address Book is no longer and it is just a list of contact files in a
folder structure.
I am trying to create a contact Group. According to the Help it says:
Open Windows Contacts (I get a folder structure with contact files)
On the Toolbar click New Contact Group????
First of all there is no Toolbar except Organize and Views. If I view the
File Menu then I see File, Edit, View etc.
Under File- New there is Contact along with Word Document, Text Document etc
but NO Contact Group.
I am a bit baffled and I am a computer tech Does anyone else have any ideas
on how to do this?
I do have groups imported from XP and I can edit them etc so I know the
capability is there but just how to do it is what I need to know.
With XP the Windows Address Book made it so simple.
Far prefer Outlook but the HUGE annoying thing with Windows Mail is that the
Windows Address Book is no longer and it is just a list of contact files in a
folder structure.
I am trying to create a contact Group. According to the Help it says:
Open Windows Contacts (I get a folder structure with contact files)
On the Toolbar click New Contact Group????
First of all there is no Toolbar except Organize and Views. If I view the
File Menu then I see File, Edit, View etc.
Under File- New there is Contact along with Word Document, Text Document etc
but NO Contact Group.
I am a bit baffled and I am a computer tech Does anyone else have any ideas
on how to do this?
I do have groups imported from XP and I can edit them etc so I know the
capability is there but just how to do it is what I need to know.
With XP the Windows Address Book made it so simple.